Collection of three different team-signed All-Star Game balls dating from 1946 and 1947. These balls originate from the personal collection of former Boston Braves catcher Phil Masi, who played in both the 1946 and 1947 All-Star Games as a member of the National League team. Please note: as with all team-signed balls from this era, one must allow for the possibility of a few clubhouse signatures on some or all of the balls. 

1) 1946 National League All-Star Team. Twenty black fountain-pen signatures (averaging 7/10) on an ONL (Frick) ball, including Phil Masi, Stan Musial, Dixie Walker, Johnny Mize, Enos Slaughter, Red Schoendienst, Charlie Grimm (Mgr.), Dixie Walker, Peanuts Lowrey (sweet spot), Claude Passeau (sweet spot), Johnny Hopp, Whitey Kurowski, Walker Cooper, Ewell Blackwell, Phil Cavaretta, Kirby Higbe, and Del Ennis. The black-ink notation "National League All-Stars 46" is written on a side panel. EX-MT.

2) 1946  American League All-Star Team. Sixteen blue fountain-pen signatures (averaging 8/10) on an OAL (Harridge) ball, including Luke Appling, Steve O'Neill (Mgr., sweet spot), Charlie Keller, Mickey Vernon, Johnny Pesky, Frankie Hayes, Hal Wagner, Rudy York, Buddy Rosar, Dave Ferriss, and George Stirnweiss. EX-MT.

3) 1947 National League All-Star Team. Twenty-four blue-ink signatures (averaging 7/10) on an ONL (Frick) ball, including Mel Ott (coach), Stan Musial, Pee Wee Reese, Johnny Mize, Enos Slaughter, Phil Masi, Eddie Stanky (sweet spot), Schoolboy Rowe (sweet spot), Marty Marion, Dixie Walker, Ewell Blackwell, Phil Cavaretta, Harry Walker, Ralph Branca, Andy Pafko, Bert Haas, Bruce Edwards, Walker Cooper, Willard Marshall, and Eddie Dwyer (Mgr.). There is a small area of discoloration on a side panel, otherwise NM-MT.